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Contact Sheet: CEPA Gallery at Thirty

Editors
Robert Hirsch; Gail Nicholson
Publisher
Light Works
Place
Syracuse, New York
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Abstract

History of CEPA Gallery. Statements by Directors: Robert Muffoletto. Pierce Kamke. Kevon Nobel. Ken Pelka. Tom Damrauer. Kathy High. Biff Henrich. Gary Nickard. Gail Nicholson. Robert Hirsch. Lawrence Brose. CAPA Chronology 1974 - 2004.
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Contact Sheet: CEPA Gallery at Thirty. Light Works. 2005.

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History of CEPA Gallery. Statements by Directors: Robert Muffoletto. Pierce Kamke. Kevon Nobel. Ken Pelka. Tom Damrauer. Kathy High. Biff Henrich. Gary Nickard. Gail Nicholson. Robert Hirsch. Lawrence Brose. CAPA Chronology 1974 - 2004.

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